Turn Wesglen Estates’ dumpy lower park into a well-maintained city park with playground, pickleball court, and prairie ground.

Establish a history commission to protect properties even if the dang owners fail to place it on a historic preservation list

Keep the magazine. I love reading it it’s informative and it’s nicely produced.

Sidewalks! It’s hit and miss around the neighborhoods and so many kids want to be out on bikes and scooters

How about a riverfront park? This might help get more people on the side of developing further down 141. Or a place where people can camp?

Please make status updates on Capital Improvement Plans more accessible and regularly scheduled so residents can plan for updates

code enforcement in residential areas

Property maintenence continues to get worse and in five years it will affect property values, family-frendliness, and the image of our city

Lansing, Cumberland, Delord, Harding and Carlson are in desperate need of widening and sidewalks so people can enjoy this neighborhood!

Incentives to get more residents to walk or bike to local shops or businesses, Westport Plaza/aldis/schnucks etc.

Tons of empty buildings near Westport/lackland rd area. Revitalizing this area or attracting developers 4 different use like The Porter WWT

Capitalizing on the amount of visitors to CCP and making it a bigger destination. Pickleball courts, café for walkers/bikers, extend wetland